Uh, oh, the "P" word...

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    Voting?  I believe it's a privilage to decide what happens in our 
country. In many other countries they do not have a choice. I also 
believe that as good christians we have a responsibility to decide and 
vote for what is best. There have been a number of times that 
christians have turned the vote around, or even changed the mind of 
congress because of a scad of phone calls supporting the christian 
perspective of an issue. Yes, there are still lots of things that need 
help, but if we do our part while we can, that's all we can do.
    I have to admit though that I'm having a terrible time with the 
vote this time. I actually do not have a candidate, but I'm going to 
have to choose sooner or later. Any help out there would be 
appreciated. =)

    Laurie Gibson  =)

P.S. I didn't used to think it was so important until my husband became 
involved with city issues. Many asked him to run for city council and 
even mayor, but he says he would rather back up his own man than do it 
himself. Besides, he hardly has time to do what he has to do now! His 
brother was our city councilman about 7 years ago and when the mayor 
left office, he became acting mayor for a few months. You'd be 
surprised how your vote really does make a difference!